Advising and Registration

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Can't find the answer to your question either below or in the FAQs section?  Then click on the button at the left and email your question to Susan Moore, the Department Coordinator.

 

Undergraduate Registration Newsletter

Faculty/Instructor office locations and office hours

I'm a junior or senior. Who is my advisor? Juniors and Seniors are assigned faculty advisors.  Each semester, there is a list of advisor assignments on the bulletin board in the Psychology Office.  It is always good to check the beginning of each semester as advisor assignments may change due to sabbaticals.

I'm a sophomore. Who is my advisor? Your advisor is Susan Moore. Click here if you wish to contact Susan Moore.

I'm a provisional psychology major. Who is my advisor? Click here to contact the University Advising and Career Center.

 

Advising System

Students who enter the University as psychology majors are considered "provisional majors" and are advised in the University Advising Center until they complete PSYC 401 and 402, at which time they can confirm their major. "Provisional majors" are accorded all the rights and privileges of any psychology major. Undergraduate advising in the department is conducted jointly by the department's academic counselor and the full-time faculty. The academic counselor has primary responsibility for advising confirmed and newly declared freshman and sophomore psychology majors and is the initial contact for all majors in a state of transition (readmitted, transfer, newly declared students, etc.). The academic counselor assists students in all phases of educational planning and decision making, including pre-registration, long-range academic planning, degree and program requirements, and career selection and planning. Junior and senior psychology majors are assigned to a faculty adviser with appropriate consideration for student preferences. The advising relationship with a faculty member is designed to encourage refining career and educational decisions.


Registration Fall 2013

The Psychology Undergraduate Newsletter is published mid-semester each semester and contains the specific times and instructions pertaining to registration for the following semester. Check our latest Newsletter at the link above.  

Fall 2013 schedule is now available on-line!  

Check frequently for changes. www.unh.edu/registrar/timeroom/timeandroom             

 

REGISTRATION INSTRUCTIONS:

FRESHMEN (Provisional) PSYCHOLOGY MAJORS:
Contact the Advising Center, Hood House, 862-2064 for a registration appointment ASAP!
See this site before your appointment:  http://www.unh.edu/uacc/academic-advising


Confirmed PSYCHOLOGY MAJORS follow these steps:

1. Sign up for an appointment with your advisor before your window opens.

Juniors & non-graduating Seniors: We have set aside March 25th - April 19th for junior/senior advising; sign-up on advisors' doors or come during their office hours, which are posted in Conant 113 and are on-line at: Psychology office hours

Sophomores: Registration appointments begin March 25th - April 26th.  Sign up in person in Conant 113.  Do not call or email for an appointment.

2. Review the Time and Room Schedule and make tentative course selections to show to your advisor.  

3. Bring your course selections to your advisor meeting. 

4. After your advisor signs your registration worksheet, bring it to the Psychology Office, Conant 113, for your RAC number and your registration time slot. 

See your advisor BEFORE your window opens:

Seniors (90+ crs):                   April 22nd                 

Juniors (58-89 crs):                April 24th

Sophomores (26-57 crs):        April 29th

Freshmen (0-25 crs):               May 2nd

 

CAUTION: Don't wait until the last day to see your advisor!  Your RAC number will be given to you only if you have met with your advisor and obtained his/her signature.

Please be prepared for your advising meeting!  
The ONLY way to secure your seniority is to register WHEN your window opens. 

 




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